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Newspaper
Canberra Times
Location
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1933
Page
1
New York reports widespread bank holidays amid deposits withdrawals and rising moratoriums. Washington press cites possible emergency relief measures before Friday midnight. Roosevelt faces pressure for a reassuring banking statement before inauguration and may meet Hoover. Woodin consulted in New York amid grim prospects.
South Africa’s Parliament will rise tomorrow and an election is tentatively set for May 17. The article hints at political maneuvers and possible coalitions affecting the country’s leadership and future policies.
In a Berlin briefing amid wartime pressure, Germans express disbelief at a communist conspiracy. Reports describe widespread apathy in major cities, with Goering and the regime warning of protective measures as Munich disturbances loom. The public divides on the scale of the alleged plot and its impact on elections and national duty.
Reports describe a swift Japanese push through Jehol toward Chifeng and the Great Wall with Chinese forces retreating. Observers warn of foreign complications as Japan aims to consolidate control in Manchuria while Chinese defense deteriorates under the pressure of a coordinated offensive.
Fragmentary note suggests tensions among buyers and traders over navigation of market changes. It mentions names resembling Walter and CaN Me NOME and references a traditional Australian trade context, with unclear specifics and potential negotiation steps underway.
Melbourne reports show an eight month drop of 20 000 unemployed amid broader economic debate. Officials cite rapid changes in labor markets and anticipate policy shifts as talks proceed about extending welfare measures and labor reforms.
Dublin reporters say the Dail Eireann passed the Abolition of the Oath of Allegiance bill by 75 votes to 44. The measure becomes law within 60 days whether or not the Senate acts.
Berlin reports Saxony premier Mere Bebtok protested to the government against banning a Communic Narrative without consultation. The premier urged not to apply the ban while noting Saxony asserts Belch Mw may be entitled to intervene.
Sydney workers repairing a tow towks in an underground tunnel were overcome by navy fumes. They were rushed to safety and treated after exposure. The incident occurred during routine maintenance and two men required medical attention.
In a House of Commons reply the Board of Trade noted that from 1922 to 1923 Britain ran an adverse balance of trade with Russia with imports exceeding exports by 13 million pounds. During the same year the United Kingdom imported more from Russia than it exported to the United States.
A garbled excerpt mentions the mayor of Chicago and phrases implying recovery hopes. The readable parts reference health or state of recovery and a city leadership figure. Further concrete details or context are not present in the legible text.
A wartime dispatch discusses British safety in Germany and in London. It notes the German government’s refusal to alter policy and asserts British security dependability for people and property, with officials promising no changes to protection assurances.
In London January 4 the Financial Secretary to the Treasury reported opposition to a charge against an officer. Officials noted no clear explanation yet and the case attracts public interest amid speculation of military espionage and potential political implications.
A man named Phuna Mulatim 18, of unclear origin, was found injured after being mistaken for drunk. He wandered home, suffered a fractured limb, and was later discovered by a householder as a group of people debated whether to help.
London reported a meeting of British dairy interests warning that Ottawa treaty constraints threaten the cheese industry’s future. Delegates urged government ministers to seek full cooperation and steps to protect production and national supply.
Wongrou faced a suspension affecting bank foreclosures today as lawmakers consider temporary relief measures. The move pauses foreclosure actions and impacts lenders and borrowers, with officials outlining terms and duration under review.
The article reports a wave of bank holidays proclaimed or discussed across Alabama Kentucky Indiana Arkansas Ohio Tennessee Maryland Michigan and California. Governors and legislatures consider further actions while some banks restrict payments amid the financial crisis.
A fragmented report notes withdrawals and cash shortages at several New York banks amid rising tension in the financial sector. Authorities and depositors face strains as reports mention heavy withdrawals and a sharp decline in available funds, signaling potential liquidity concerns.
Sir Malcolm Campbell plans another attempt to set a speed record in the Blue Bird. In New York, he expresses confidence in restoring the car to peak condition and trying again next year to reclaim the title.
A weak Victorian squad travels to meet England, hampered by player absences. D'ArleR and Thomas will miss the match due to injuries or suspensions, with Hy stepping in to fill gaps as the lineup shifts under pressure.
In Dalmuin Court today lawyers argued under the amended landford and Tonania Act. The magistrate adjourned the case to allow the Minister to be represented, with both sides conceding no further action for the moment.
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